Which of the following is not one of the steps involved in linear programming?
A) determining the objective
B) determining the technical coefficients
C) computing the optimal solution
D) determining the relevant and irrelevant costs
E) specifying the constraints

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Although costs are often involved in linear programming, determining relevant and irrelevant costs is not a specific step in the process. The other options listed (determining the objective, technical coefficients, specifying constraints, and computing the optimal solution) are all important steps in linear programming.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Steps